@Anita *******

depending on your age, you could keep Medicare and fly to Guam if extensive hospitalization is needed. If you privately insure in USA, you might be able to suspend while in Thailand. Sone companies also offer international coverage but if purchased outside of USA, will exclude USA since healthcare in USA it exorbitantly expensive compared to the rest of the world

@Dan *****

go to onwardticket.com and spend shall amount for ticket to Cambodia

@Dan *****

just use your passport number

@Tore ********

hua Hin... Only numbered form I have is a tm47 with some kind of receipt stapled to it but no form number on it....

AIS will do either esim or physical. I initially had them install as esim. I then discovered my phone will only allow 1 esim to be active at once. Went back and they converted it to physical sim. So not sure where you're getting your info. You shouldn't need more than 1 unlocked phone.

@Tore ********

still confused on how in supposed to acquire tm30. Have gotten total of 5 CoR in first 2 months. I assumed they could just look up the tm30 versus supplying one more piece of paper....

@Tore ********

I've always used (4 times now) a copy of the tm47 along with the rental agreement. I've never even seen my tm30....

@Paul *******

I'm living here. Easy to get travel insurance from home country that will cover you for 1-3 months of holiday. That's not heath insurance though. The key with travel insurance is the medical evacuation coverage to get you back to home country where your normal health insurance will cover you.

@Leon *******

I don't recommend any. I've chosen to tuck money away every month and have chosen to self insure. The majority of my risk scenarios would be excluded so don't see a need to donate to large corporations.

@Werner ***********

and remember the AIA is American company AIG traded on the HK exchange. Same AIG that caused the financial crisis in 2008!